Revert "Mention style for new syntax in tracking issue template" #139444
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Closing, as I got clarification from the thread linked. |
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As per #t-lang > style specification as a blocker for stabilization @ 💬, I believe we should stop making style guide a requirement for stabilizing new syntax features such as #132833. The previous decision on this was based on the assumption that the style team had a reasonable bandwidth to do this without significant time lags. This is not the case now.
Open to other suggestions such as placing this bullet point after the stabilization PR and/or requiring an issue created on the style team's repo just to get into their radar, i.e. have some form of the existing process but still stop it from being a strict requirement.